Alternate Timelines

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A follow up of the last chapter inspired by Neph :3
Most is NTB because that's my oldest AU

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Twisted Past (NTB)
Commander's universe. In DS, instead of running from the training camp that was being bombed (Hamesin), Akik stays and fights. He never finds out about his parents' deaths, and grows up with the demons instead of the angels.

Yandere (NTB)
I still need to finish this, kind of a one shot. Basically Akik is jealous that Blaza tends to be putting his other friends before him (which he's not obviously, he just feels that way) so he murders everyone. Yay.
Not serious at all but it exists.

Aftermath (NTB)
We know this one, also known as the No Turning Back "Bad Ending." Akik dies at the end of Broken Symmetry and Blaza becomes depression boi.
And we all know where this is going-

Never Was (NTB)
Instead of kidnapping Akik as a child, Vizor straight up kills him.
:)

Eradicate (NTB)
Twilight succeeds in killing Dusk instead of Dusk killing him, so he continues with his father to kill the human race :3

Keep it Down (Afterlife)
Gradient struggling to counter his ritualism and trying not to murder everyone :D
We like this Gradient much more than actual Gradient :b

Two Halves, One Whole (BP)
In the event of a scene I won't reveal yet, Katherine gets possessed by Aspen so Inferno becomes very conflicted with her life choices.

Remain (BP)
Cinder lore moment that requires some explanation.
Deep in her lore, back in the 1200s still, she found a way to possess Eliza, Jerold's 6-year-old daughter. I won't say what happens to her for reasons, but she remains possessing her and killing the human race THEN instead of what actually happens...

Refusal (NTB)
Dawn doesn't let Vizor help her to escape her father, therefore they don't become a couple and such in the future (and Dawn isn't evil).

Dark Side (NTB)
Dusk doesn't decide to betray his father, and instead helps him.

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That's all I'm gonna put :v goodbye

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